Minutes later, I was in, splashing about like Mowgli, as Saeeb remarked, clearly amused.
James Forcillo, who shot teenager Sammy Yatim nine times, killing him and sparking major outrage over use of force, McCormack remarked, "clearly this sends a chilling message to our members and that's going to be a challenge for our frontline members".
And as time went on, I knew with passion when I finished a novel that I wanted to do the next one.' Then she stops and remarks clearly: 'I am in a place from which I am trying to get out.' We all pause, nonplussed, until Bayley eventually breaks the silence by asking me if I have written a novel.
Even when I've stepped into the media in my role as an academic, my appearance has caused confusion, leading one TV critic to remark: "Clearly whoever commissioned a three-part series on Biblical scholarship for BBC2 was entirely indifferent to the fact that it would be presented by someone who looks as if she's shimmied out of one of the hotter passages of the Song of Solomon".
"These children only exist; they just stare at the wall," remarked Yevgeny, clearly stunned by the visit.
For example, in his proposal that suspension feeding was a feature to emerge very early in the history of deuterostomes, Cameron [ 57] remarked how 'Clearly the evolution of slits in the pharynx is one of the most important events in the evolution of the deuterostomes'.
Tonight those remarks clearly needed some clarification.
He labels him "the cockiest guy I have ever met in my life," a remark clearly meant as a compliment.
In a remark clearly aimed at Sir Ken, he said: "We are still paying for some of those [mistakes].
In pointed remarks clearly aimed at inter-governmental critics, the Oxford-trained economist said the finance ministry was in charge of negotiations with the EU, ECB and IMF.
"We must not expect people to behave as we like, and suppress them if they don't," Mr. Khatami said on the eve of the anniversary, in remarks clearly aimed at the hard-line clerical establishment.
